About this role
Based in San Francisco, CA, the Staff Data Scientist position acts as the technical lead across the company's product and business portfolio to define analytics strategies and scale data science frameworks. This role suits an experienced quantitative professional with a strong background in product analytics and technical leadership who wants to shape the future of crypto solutions.
Role Overview
Ripple seeks a Staff Data Scientist to serve as a technical lead across diverse product and business teams in San Francisco, CA. The professional in this position will establish analytical standards, solve complex challenges, and mentor data science team members. The role involves defining the analytics vision, creating scalable measurement frameworks, and integrating AI tooling to accelerate insights.
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About the Company
Ripple builds crypto solutions for financial institutions, businesses, governments, and developers to improve the global financial system. The company operates in a fast-paced environment that emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and in-office collaboration for moments that matter.
How to Apply
Apply directly on the official Ripple careers page.
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What is the salary range for the Staff Data Scientist position?
For positions based in California, the annual base salary range is $212,000 to $265,000 USD, which does not include equity, bonuses, or additional commissions.
Where is this job located?
This position is based in San Francisco, CA, with flexible in-office collaboration requirements of 10 plus days a month determined by managers and teams.
How many years of experience are required?
Candidates must have 8 or more years of experience in data science or quantitative analysis.
What technical skills are necessary for the role?
Applicants need expertise in Python or R, fluency in SQL, and experience with statistical modeling, causal inference, forecasting, experimentation, and AI-accelerated analytics workflows.
Is an advanced degree mandatory?
An advanced degree such as an MS or PhD in a quantitative field is preferred rather than strictly mandatory.
